Oregon State at Nebraska

Thursday, November 30, 1933

Nebraska beat Oregon State 22–⁠0. It was their third meeting; after it, Nebraska led the series 3–⁠0.

AwayOregon State6–⁠2–⁠2 in 1933
0
HomeNebraska8–⁠1 in 1933
22

FinalHigh 51°F, low 25°F

In the newspapers

  • The The Daily Alaska empire's story: CORNKUSkERS BEAT OREGON STATE z 70 . Nebraska Outfit, Outweigh ed Ten Pounds to Man Fights Hard

    The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, December 1, 1933, page 5

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    CORNKUSkERS BEAT OREGON STATE z 70 . Nebraska Outfit, Outweigh ed Ten Pounds to Man Fights Hard LINCOLN, Nebraska, Dec. Ne braska’s lightweight Corn huskers outsped the great Oregon State football team yesterday afternoon and catapulted themselves back into the national gridiron spotlight with brilliant 22 to victory. The Coynhuskers, although out weighed ten pounds to man, stav- ed off three scoring threats.

  • The The Washington times's story: Yesterdays Football Results

    The Washington times, District of Columbia, December 1, 1933, page 1 (results column)

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    Yesterdays Football Results LOCAL TEAMS Howard. Is: Lincoln, :. “ Central High 20; White Plains IN Georgetown Prep, o: Iona Prep New Rochelle. N. “, o. 81 National Training School, Is; St ‘‘f HeSsicEs, IL; Mercury Prop, 0. Anacostia, 8; st. Gabriels, Q. Congress Heights, IA; Arlington A. c.. 0. Cornell. 20: Penn. 12. Colgate, Is; Brown, 0. Davis. EIkins; 10; St: Thc %aas IT, Albright, IA: Ursinus, Z. st. Johns (AnnapOlis), 10: Johns franklin Marshall. 81: Gettysburg. J. West Va. Wesleyan. IL; Marshall. 8: West Va. 4: Neutrality-suspicious.. 2 st. BOnaventure’s, IL; NOtre Dame Navy OPP. 10: Pittsburgh ‘B”. IS. BIuefield. O.: Concord. 0. Penn Military, o; Lebanon valley Morgan 4O’ y sGEFR state D. Swavely Prep. “a; Alexandria High. q. Massanutten. 81: Westminster IN. W Military. 8. North Carolina, IA; Virginia, o. Davidson. go; Wake Forest, o.. William. Mary ~ 8; sI RlCGmo”d’ o. Emory Henry, IL: King college o. The Citadel. IA; WOffOrd, q. Center, 10: Chattanooga, G. Furman, 6: Clemson, q. Howard College. 7; birmingham Lenoir-Rhyne. o; Cata.sba, o. MiIlsaps. 2; Mississippi College. o. Carson Newman. 81: Maryville, 9. Newberry, IA: South Georgia. ]. Southwestern (Tenn), IL; SprinR Hill. o. Tennessee Wesleyan, 2; Mars Hill, D. Tennessee Tech. 6: MurfreesbOrO.. o. Western Kntucky. 48: TranSyIvania, O Southwest Louisiana. 10: Louisiana BIuefieId institute. SO; st. Paul. 0. Fisk. 3; MOrehOuse, 0. Hampton. 20: Virginia Union, o. Morris Brown. 10: Clark. o. bOrO Aggies, o. Piedmont. 13; HiwasSe, 0. South Carolina Aggies. 80: Claflin, o Tennessee A. and L.. 81; Lane, O. Tuskegee, IA: Alabama Teachers. Z. Shaw, IS; st. Augustine, 6. SOUTHWEST Centenary @S: LOyOla New Orleans) Arkansas State. 8: Hendrix. o. Henderson. 81; Ouachlta. o. hOma. o. simmons. o: Daniel Baker, 0. Texas. 10; Texas Aggies, 10. Texas Tech. 6; Kansas State, o. Tulsa, Z: Arkansas, o. Oklahoma AEgies, 10; Oklahoma. o. Trinity. 6: Austin College, o. MIDWEST Kansas, 81: Missouri, 0. Nebraska. 22: Oregon State, 0. Xavier. “a; Haskell Indians, 10. st. Louis u. g.: Washington q (St. WiIberfOrce. 80; West virginia State, 0. Miami, 6: Cincinnati, o. We O’ Baldwln-Wallace, 6: John Carroll, o, Central. 4: MaryvilIe, 0. ChadrOn. Is: Omaha u, Z. EmpOria College, 10; Emporia Cornell Iowa). 7: Bradley, Z. Hastings, 33: Nebraska Wesleyan. Z. Illinois Wesleyan. 10; South Dakota, o. Iowa Wesleyan. FL: Parsons. 10 MCPHERSON. 81; York, T.. Missouri Valley. 10: Central, 6. Monmouth. 90; Knox, 8. WIGHT” IT, FAR f.; w %EsT o. Oregon. 10: st. Mary’s. Z. Q C. l.. A.. 7: Washington State. o. Colorado u. IA: Denver u. I. Titan. 49,: Colorado AEgies. 0. Colorado Teachers. 8: New Mexico, 0. Arizona. 26; whittier. q. Brigham Young, 6: Wyoming, 3. College Pacific. re: Fresno state, O. Chico state. I: San Jose, 0. Flagstaff, 9; Tempe, o. Idaho. 20: GOn1aga, IL.

  • The The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current's story: Alabama, Utah, Nebraska and Oregon Win Thanksgiving Day Grid Contests Tide Defeats Vanderbilt 10 While Cornhuskers Crush Oregon State

    The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, December 1, 1933, page 1 (results column)

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    Alabama, Utah, Nebraska and Oregon Win Thanksgiving Day Grid Contests Tide Defeats Vanderbilt 10 While Cornhuskers Crush Oregon State New York, Dec. 1.-tP-Thanksgiving Days football battles had been written into the record books Friday with Alabama, Utah, Nebraska and Oregon walking off with the principal prizes. Championship hopes were involved as Alabama whipped Vanderbilt TO in surprisingly hard-fought engage ment, and Utah toppled the previous ly undefeated Colorado Aggies 1910. Alabama’s triumph earned for the Crimson Tide at least q tie for the Southeastern title with Louisiana State the only other remaining contender. Louisiana State must turn back Tulane Saturday and Tennessee next week to be able to dispute Ala bama’s right to the throne. Utah’s setback Of the Colorado Aggies turned the Rocky Mountain conference race upside down and enabled the Utes to wind up the season in q triple tie with the Aggies and Den yer for the title. Denver lost its chance to gain clear title to the cham pionship by dropping lat decision to Colorado university. Nebraska. its undefeated season wrecked by Pittsburgh II days ago. wound up in blaze of glory, sending Oregon States Beavers down to 22–⁠0 defeat at Lincoln. In the Far West. Oregon, coming back from Its terrific beating by Southern California. upset st. Mary’s Gaels 1877. just to give the form sheets another Jolt, U. G. l.. A. won its first Pacific Coast conference game by downing Washington State TO. In the East, Pitt wound up q season marred only by the Minnesota defeat by spilling Carnegie Tech 1910, while Cornell won duel Of forward passes from Penn 2O-l2, and Colgate swept through Brown, $50. West Virginia earned ia victory over Washington & jefferson. Kentucky took another bad beat ing, losing to Tennessee 27.O, while North Carolina was beating Virginia 40. Virginia Poly and Virginia Mill tary were playing a scoreless draw, and centenary was protecting It’s unheated record with q 1912 conquest Of Loyola Of New Orleans.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

Nebraska 74% to win. Elo’s favorite won.

Nebraska leads 9–⁠2 in 11 meetings, counting the eight since this game.

Recent meetings
1990Nebraska 31, Oregon State 7
1989Nebraska 35, Oregon State 7
1959Nebraska 7, Oregon State 6
1954Nebraska 27, Oregon State 7
1948Oregon State 28, Nebraska 12
1947Oregon State 27, Nebraska 6

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